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Under the SWOPA II project, one of our strategic priorities is enhancing community awareness to promote gender equality and empower women and girls. A key gap observed during implementation is the continued dropout of girls from school due to early pregnancies, child marriage, and limited parental/community support. This undermines not... Read More
Under the SWOPA II project, one of our strategic priorities is enhancing community awareness to promote gender equality and empower women and girls. A key gap observed during implementation is the continued dropout of girls from school due to early pregnancies, child marriage, and limited parental/community support. This undermines not... Read More
This Advocacy Forums Guidebook is a crucial resource dedicated to advancing the cause of gender equality within party politics. In an era marked by unprecedented connectivity and rapid dissemination of information, advocacy forums have emerged as vital platforms for dialogue, debate, and collective action. Whether online or offline, these forums... Read More
This Reference Hand Book is to guide councilors on how to develop Ordinances and By-laws to match government policies. Women Leadership Development – WLEDE is implementing “Strengthening women’s participation in local governance to improve service delivery “project in Aromo, Ogur sub counties and Lira City. Outcome 1 of the project... Read More
This simplified handbook has been designed as a quick reference for stakeholders involved in the Street Vendors Referral Pathway. It is based on the recognition that state and non-state actors may accord street vendors through arrested medical, legal, and other forms of help as they transition through the justice system.... Read More
This handbook is to guide Local Council leaders on their roles and responsibilities as leaders.WLEDE is implementing a three-year project titled “Strengthening Women’s Participation in Local Governance to improve service delivery in Lira Municipality, Aromo, and Ogur sub counties-Lira district. In this project, WLEDE conducted training for women and youth... Read More
The Term of office of LCI chairpersons elected in 1996, expired in May 2001 under the one party governance then, in Uganda. Notably, the Constitution of Uganda in Article 181 (4) states that local government elections will be held every five years. However, the Electoral Commission held elections for LCI... Read More
WLEDE’s programs are designed with a holistic approach that includes, increasing women’s political leadership by focusing on the election cycle; enhancing the leadership capacities of women and youth leaders, supporting women candidates in their endeavors to get elected to office, and observing the electoral processes to ensure democracy is attained.... Read More
